Edward Meir: Aluminum outlook for 2026
Trade deals, substitution, and the Midwest premium in the year ahead
Trade deals, substitution, and the Midwest premium in the year ahead
December survey results show UBC price expectations becoming more debated even as scrap availability, inventory behavior, and Midwest premium expectations point toward steadier underlying conditions.
An explainer on how aluminum options function as price insurance, outlining common strategies and practical use cases for producers and consumers.
This AMU Explainer breaks down how LME open interest works and how it can help you interpret shifts in market sentiment and price direction.
AMU Explainer is a series where we demystify parts of the aluminum industry.
The metals industry can confusing for a newcomer. The aim of this series is to explain these terms and practices in plain language.
We’re excited to announce that Edward Meir, a highly regarded commodities analyst, will be contributing to Aluminum Market Update (AMU) beginning in November.
Trump’s decision to suspend trade negotiations with Canada has crushed expectations of any relief for Canadian producers or the U.S. Midwest P1020 premium.
China is on a steep learning curve to appreciate the advantage of using recycled metals in its downstream fabrication plants.
Most of the world’s global non-ferrous futures business is conducted on the LME’s three trading platforms, totaling $18 trillion, 178 million lots and 4 billion tonnes with a market open interest high of 1.8 million lots in 2024.